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IPL 2021 auction: Here's full list of 292 players up for grabs on Feb 18

Sachin Tendulkar's son Arjun, a left-arm fast bowler, has also been included in the shortlisted list, in the lowest base price category of Rs 20 lakh

Trying to free IT industry from unnecessary regulations: PM Modi

Speaking at a Nasscom event, Modi cited the liberalised regulations on geospatial data, making it freely available in the country for innovation and IT companies

Global stock markets set for the longest winning streak since 2003

But Indian indices slip from record highs in volatile session

China overtakes US, becomes European Union's biggest trading partner

According to news agency AFP, Britain which is no longer part of the European Union, was the third-largest trading partner for the bloc, behind China and the United States, the agency said

WhatsApp case: For people, privacy matters more than firm's value, says SC

Centre, WhatsApp get notice over privacy standards

Myanmar's military leaders warn media, say 'don't call it a coup'

Meanwhile, vast numbers of people all over Myanmar flouted orders against demonstrations

'Unacceptable': UK attacks China after ban on BBC news services

China has criticised BBC for its reporting on the coronavirus pandemic and the persecution of ethnic minority Uighurs and lodged a protest with the British broadcaster.

Mumbai court grants bail to Chanda Kochhar, asks her not to leave country

The former ICICI Bank CEO was summoned by Special PMLA court in ICICI Bank-Videocon loan case

Myanmar leader tells his government taking power was inevitable

The army, known as the Tatmadaw, took power on Monday and overthrew elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi

After two days of peace, Opposition protests return, rock both Houses

The House was first adjourned for about 40 minutes till 10:30 am, then till 11:30 am and then to 12:30 pm

Union Budget 2021: S&P gives a thumbs up, Nomura calls it a positive

"Likewise, we believe that the resolution of troubled assets could be faster with weak assets consolidated in a single entity, rather than multiple banks negotiating resolution terms," S&P added

US urges Myanmar's military to release detained leaders, threatens action

The US said it is alarmed by reports that the Myanmar military has taken steps to undermine the country's democratic transition, including the arrest of State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi

Republic Day violence: Farmer unions ready for talks but with riders

Meanwhile, a freelance journalist was arrested from the Singhu border on Sunday for allegedly misbehaving with the police personnel

The Musk effect: Tweets fire up Bitcoin, Shopify and CD Projekt

Recipients of Musk's touts include Polish video-game maker CD Projekt, and online marketplace Etsy.

Facebook temporarily shuts stock trading group after GameStop frenzy

The stock gained 57 per cent (8.40 pm IST) on Friday after plunging a record 44 per cent in Thursday's session

R-Day violence: Police intensify crackdown, farm leaders dig their heels in

After the withdrawal by two farmer groups on Wednesday, another group protesting at Shahjahanpur decided to end its support

US restores relations with Palestine; Biden talks to Russian president

Biden and Russian leader Vladimir Putin held their first conversation as counterparts on Tuesday

Starbucks sales miss as coronavirus spike keeps customers at home

The world's largest coffee chain's global same-store sales fell 5 per cent in its first quarter, which ended December 27, more than analysts' estimates of a 3.4 per cent decline

Farmers sow seeds of violence: Union ends tractor rally, security beefed up

One dead, many injured as protesters storm Red Fort

Farmers Gantantra Parade in pics: Flower petals, violence, tear gas & more

Chaotic scenes were witnessed at ITO, where hundreds of protesters were seen chasing police personnel with sticks and ramming their tractors into the buses parked by police